Toyota Camry

The Toyota Camry has been Toyota's mid-size sedan since the standalone Camry replaced the Celica Camry compact in 1982 on the V10 chassis. Eight generations and four decades later it has been the best-selling passenger car in the United States for most years between 2002 and 2024, displaced only briefly by the Honda Accord and, in the late-2010s, by light trucks dominating the overall sales rank.

The Camry has historically prioritised refinement, longevity and low cost of ownership over driving engagement. The XV70 generation (2018-2024) marked Toyota's most aggressive attempt to broaden that brief, introducing sharper styling and a stiffer TNGA-K platform. The ninth-generation Camry, launched for the 2025 model year, is hybrid-only across the lineup — the first time Toyota has eliminated a conventional gasoline option in the nameplate. North-American production runs at Toyota Motor Manufacturing Kentucky in Georgetown.